Bud was the biggest playoff choker for YEARS. Including his first year in MIL. Good on him for the title this year. Doc gets tons of hate. Nate the same.
It sounds like basically, in our first step towards even being ready for a playoff berth without LeBron in over 20 years, a lot of people are of the opinion that if the head coach can't get the result of a first series win for a massively young teams first playoff appearance that that just it, ceiling reached for that coach/team combo?
Just feels like a lot of step skipping, a lot of taken for granted many of this critical things JBB is doing, and no belief or patience at all for the coach growing over the course of a few years the same way the players will need to grow, get better, adjust to the difference between the playoffs and regular season, etc.
I don't think that's the way for this team and this market. The reason franchises like Utah have been able to be good for decades(under guys like Sloan and Quinn) is due to stability, the kind of stability where everyone knows their role(since its been developed and defined over years) and its easier then for a new player or two to acclimate quickly into that established culture and continuity.